¶1The Court is of opinion, that the decree be reversed and annulled. And this Court proceeding to pronounce such decree as the said Circuit Superior Court ought to have pronounced, it is further decreed and ordered that the injunction awarded the appellee in the cause bo dissolved and his bill dismissed; and also that the said appellee do pay unto the appellant his costs about his defence in the said Circuit Superior Court expended; which is ordered to be certified.
4 Va. 147
Griffith v. Thompson
Decided October 15, 1847
Supreme Court of Virginia · decided 1847-10-15
In October 1839, Tyree D. Thompson obtained from the Circuit Court of Franklin county, an injunction to a judgment obtained against him in that Court by Chisholm Griffith. In his bill, he stated that he had been emPloyed for several years by Griffith to manage his store in the county of Tazewell, and that Griffith was indebted to him for his salary of 120 dollars a year, and other expenses incurred for him, in the sum of 402 dollars 37£ cents.
Decided 1847-10-15